Multimedia files such as Janet’s appearances and interviews.
In a tweet just posted, Janet has released a clip of a new song The Great Forever. It was accompanied by lyrics from the track too.
It is not yet known when the track will be unveiled in full.
The lyric sheet also reveals that Janet’s new album will indeed be called Unbreakable.
Listen below:
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From my lips… http://t.co/UkmWrzIVXw pic.twitter.com/XkaopF7ybP
— Janet Jackson (@JanetJackson) August 20, 2015
A video from behind the scenes of Janet’s new photoshoot has been released on the website of the French version of Elle Magazine.
It shows the shoot and features interviews with photographer Yu Tsai and stylist Kim Bowen.
Janet premiered the music video for her new single No Sleeep today.
The video, which was directed by Dave Meyers, shows Janet in a dark lit house whilst it’s raining outside.
She’s later joined in the video by J-Cole.
Darren Burn from Janet Love has interviewed Janet Jackson twice today.
Speaking to her to coincide with the release of the film Why Did I Get Married Too?, Darren asked Janet questions fans have been wanting to know the answers to for years.
Tyler Perry was also present. Watch the two interviews below:
Janet features briefly at the end of Jermaine Dupri‘s latest YouTube video. The clip show Janet on stage, complete with her mohawk style hair again, in Tulsa last night.
JD posted a new video from backstage on the Rock Witchu Tour in Houston last night. In it, Janet tells fans she’s feeling much better and Jermaine and Janet dismiss rumours they have broken up.
In a new message on her SayNow page, Janet has confirmed that she will play Washington D.C. tomorrow night. Listen to the message in full below now.
Also, for fans at Friday’s East Rutherford show, I’ll see you there!
JD posted a video on YouTube of Janet´s recent show at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
The digital agency involved in designing the virtual reality graphics and video interludes for the tour has given a behind the scenes look at the creation process as well as sharing some short videos used during the show.
When onedotzero calls and asks you if you want to make some video to play back during a concert performance, and that performance will be done by one of the biggest pop stars of all time, and you get to pretty much do what you want…how the hell do you turn that down?
You don’t. This was one of those projects that just showed up out of the blue and we had to take it.
The timeline was short (nearly 2 weeks). The technical constraints were different than we were used to (a grid of 56 different LED screens making a 30 foot wide and 16 foot tall wall of video), and we would be working blind for a portion coming up with whatever we wanted…which is weird coming from a client regardless of who they are.
After a last minute (meaning we found out the day before) trip to LA to shoot Janet Jackson on greenscreen, we huddled up for a couple days coming up with our plan and began rounding up assets. Once we received the footage from the shoot, we went into a production hole that we would only be able to emerge from once we were done. Many, many late nights later we had a solid round of content to present to Janet for approval.
Here’s where some project explanation needs to happen. The whole show, which you should try to see if it comes near you, is based on a futuristic blade runner-like scenario, and there are forces battling for Janet’s very soul. Our job was to turn Janet into good and evil versions of herself showing the struggle, but also be very techno-apocalyptic in style for both the good and evil characters…which according to Janet we nailed.
Some hefty sound design support was provided by the superstar Guy Baker over at Digital One.
Below are some screen grabs and a couple clips showing off the final look for the good and evil characters:
Jermaine Dupri has posted a vlog of Janet on YouTube. It shows Janet on her tour bus giving a message to her fans. Watch it below: